wtb: AC delete bracket
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Me too!! Me too!!
I just talked to Jason yesterday about this, my tensioner broke and I was going to yank the A/C instead of replacing a $63 part. I went with a "temporary" fix. Skip, please bump this thread when they come in.
I just talked to Jason yesterday about this, my tensioner broke and I was going to yank the A/C instead of replacing a $63 part. I went with a "temporary" fix. Skip, please bump this thread when they come in.
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Originally posted by Dave
Me too!! Me too!!
I just talked to Jason yesterday about this, my tensioner broke and I was going to yank the A/C instead of replacing a $63 part. I went with a "temporary" fix. Skip, please bump this thread when they come in.
Me too!! Me too!!
I just talked to Jason yesterday about this, my tensioner broke and I was going to yank the A/C instead of replacing a $63 part. I went with a "temporary" fix. Skip, please bump this thread when they come in.
You still need the tensioner for A/C.
What the bracket does is to move the alternator to the lower AC compressor location. If you removed the A/C and did not move the alternator there would be no way to apply proper tension to the belt.
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Originally posted by M758
If you removed the A/C and did not move the alternator there would be no way to apply proper tension to the belt.
If you removed the A/C and did not move the alternator there would be no way to apply proper tension to the belt.
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